The Yorkshire Auction House

Angus lends his expertise to an engineer and his wife as they attempt to organise and preserve their extensive collection of two hundred clocks. The programme further explores whether a rare vase might enable the couple to fulfil their dreams.

Two Hundred Clocks & One Rare Vase is a television episode that falls under the programme genre. It presents a self‑contained story centred on a particular set of characters and objects, offering viewers a concise narrative within a single broadcast slot. The episode is presented as a single instalment, intended for a concise viewing. In this instalment, the character Angus steps in to assist an engineer and his spouse as they grapple with an extensive assortment of timepieces – precisely two hundred clocks. His involvement revolves around managing, organising, or otherwise addressing the challenges presented by such a sizable collection, highlighting the practical difficulties the couple faces. Angus’ role is central to the resolution of the clock‑related difficulties. Concurrently, the episode introduces a rare vase that may hold the key to a couple’s aspirations. The narrative poses the question of whether this unique artefact can enable the pair to achieve the dreams they hold, positioning the vase as a potential catalyst for change within their lives. The two story threads intersect, juxtaposing the meticulous task of handling a massive clock collection with the more abstract hope tied to the vase. Throughout the episode, viewers see how Angus’ assistance and the presence of the rare vase together shape the couple’s journey, offering a dual focus on practical problem‑solving and aspirational longing.